Sentence examples for most prescriptive from inspiring English sources

Of all these books Ford's Contented Little Baby is the most prescriptive.

Yet he nationalised the curriculum and created the most prescriptive and detailed curriculum instructions ever sent to schools by Whitehall.

The Muslim variety is lower-key and less formal, but so far not (barring outbursts from tea-partistas like Ms Angle) especially controversial.The legal and political systems in continental Europe are most prescriptive and leave little room for cultural exceptions, at least in theory.

Most prescriptive fire protection designs are dictated through prescriptive codes.

Tasmania's forest practices system, one of the most prescriptive globally and the most comprehensive in Australia, has evolved over the last 25 years in response to public demands for high standards of governance, accountability and transparency of forest regulation on both public and private lands.

In ignoring house music proper, they are aligning themselves with the likes of Jamie Woon (a Disclosure favourite) who, likewise, decontextualises urban genres whilst taking dubstep, house and garage at their most prescriptive and mechanical.

Most prognostic and prescriptive CPRs for neck pain are at the initial stage of development and therefore routine clinical use is not yet supported.

The analysis the third in a series from a commission established by U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron and chaired by former Goldman Sachs economist Jim O'Neill is the most specific and prescriptive yet, laying out what it calls "a bold set of interventions" to get new drugs to market.

Unlike construction kits or computer games, both of which are almost exclusively marketed at boys and both of which have been proven to develop spatial skills and encourage creativity, most pink toys are prescriptive, unimaginative and unmalleable, concerning themselves with appearance or domesticity.

In education, even the most abstract and non-prescriptive subjects are being reduced to an exercise in memorizing facts.

In education, even the most abstract and non-prescriptive subjects are being reduced to an exercise in memorising facts.